Sentence examples for cooperating to reduce from inspiring English sources
There has been numerous efforts by researchers worldwide cooperating to reduce the material costs of photovoltaic panels, efficient novel products and improve their energy efficiency and procreate innovative and practices based on photovoltaic system design technology.
The agreement requires the police and residents to cooperate to reduce crime and tensions.
The draft says: "The Parties shall cooperate to reduce or eliminate trade and investment distorting measures in third countries affecting energy and raw materials".
Both of these papers conclude that a finite number of sensor nodes can cooperate to reduce the estimation error.
Clearly, it would behoove men and women to cooperate to reduce the incidence of assault.
His effort started with his first meeting with President Xi of China in Sunnylands, California last June, where the two biggest climate polluters reached two agreements: the first to cooperate on threats from North Korea, the second to cooperate to reduce super greenhouse gases known as hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs.
Finally, treatment with Wnt5a + D4476, but not Wnt5a + NSC23766, increased the number of TH+ neurites per cell (Fig. 5B), suggesting that while PCP signaling increases neurite length, other non-canonical Wnt signaling such as the Ca2+ pathway may cooperate to reduce the number of neurites.
To elucidate how TMZ and propolis cooperate to reduce NF-κB activation is a complex problem.
Similarly, BV6 and Drozitumab cooperated to reduce cell viability in MiaPaCa pancreatic carcinoma cells (Supplementary Figure 1C).
The purpose of this study was to determine if the combination of a broad spectrum MMP inhibitor (A-177430) and a selective COX-2 inhibitor (A-285969) could cooperate to reduce intestinal tumour formation in Min mice.
Since aging is associated with an inherent increase in inflammation and declining adaptive immune function, these changes could cooperate to reduce adaptive immunity, including against malignancies, in old age.
